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4-0411 Music Unit Plans Annual Debut Night The Young Musicians Foundation reaches a milestone in its 10 -year history with its annual Debut Night scheduled for Sunday evening, Dec. 12, at 8 in the Pavilion of The Music Center. Following a tradition set at the first Debut Night in September, 1960, in Hollywood Bowl, Debut Grant winners will appear as soloists with the Debut Orchestra. On the podium will be Lawrence Foster, assistant conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. This year's Debut Orchestra comprises 58 musicians with an average age of 17 no one is over 25, many are only 14 or 15.

Music director is Ingolf Dahl and the conductor is Michael Tilson Thomas, who made his bow at the helm of the orchestra at the first YMF concert Oct. 22. More than 100 young musicians have received professional exposure under the auspices of the YMF since the first concert in January 1956. The two soloists who will be spotlighted Dec. 12 are Edward Auer, piano soloist, who was 14 when he participated in the first YMF concert in January 1956.

He will be heard in the Chopin Piano Concerto in minor No. 1, Opus 11. Soloist in the Schumann Cello Concerto in A minor, Opus 129, will be Stephen Kates, 22-year-old cellist who won the most recent YMF $1,000 Debut Gran in the June 1965 Debut Auditions and who subsequently appeared in Hollywood Bowl with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. The program will be completed by Copland's "El Salon Mexico." BEDLAM REVISITEDTeen-agers were in majority at "The Big T.N.T. Show" filmed at the Moulin Rouge via video and movie techniques for later release.

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i mi I i 7.50 10,18 HARMONIC ORCHESTRA, Zubln Mehta conducting. Bridges Hall, Claremont College, 8:15. JEAN -PAUL SEVILLA, pianist. (Conejo Community Concert members only.) California Lutheran College, Thousand Oaks, 8:15. UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, Meh-li Mehta conducting.

Royce Hall, UCLA, 8:30. Free. for th. Gem, of th. 18th OLVMPIAD ICHIKAWA A JACK DOOOCAS PrVMnt.tkM 8 ACADEMY AWARDS Li nosTiaimmiMomr if "WHS POETIC it may just be the second greatest motion picture of our time! LAUGH! CRY! THRILL! rrooucao DV in.

ur.nitinj OmriBulMOy TOHO LTO. Dircld Of KON FULL LENGTH In blazing Color I Sioo to get it! miepmaini BEATLES fj Vogijg and CineniaScope SEE THEATRE DIRECTORIES FOR 2nd FEATURES' KM HOT COMT TMATItt- corded the performances of the artists at the Moulin Rouge. Each was specially wired for more live definition in the British fashion. Behind the Scenes Two RCA Recorders backstage filmed in 35mm. what came over the TV tubes.

It allowed technicians to edit the picture during actual performances. A video tape was made simultaneously. Richard Krown, post-production supervisor, headed the crew operating the Recorder. Larry Peerce directed the show. Saperstein said 140 minutes of action was shot.

This will be cut to 100 minutes for theater showing. Each act performed three times. The kids in the audience proved good performers, too. 2 LAURENCE OLIVIER SCREEN CLASSICS SPECIAL STUDENT DISCOUNT VilT LAURENCE OLIVIER rHENRYV Ttthnkthr MmA Urn BHITE1 UTtSTS The Critics Cheered! A ortotis ptnt.Mth finest war equeneei tvtr mil cn MM KGIEWOOO (HIGHLAND RIALT0 CALIFORNIA COLORADO BALDWIN 7-922 I 9648 tr 3161 TH 5-1507 fr04 MS-7J64 imi IUKWTTMI rice rti I W.Wll WrtlniW WOF)C cws-an rRwoo "Qtimesi m-xn hmfnu m.4sa I uu vmmm mirmm sataimwc wwm ooout bthvl. TOWER ENCORE R0 155 74S ltTI 2 9109 9-3645 EX54998 J4U0 TOOGHT1 clown outfit and carried a floppy straw hat.

Shirts were short and tight and the teeners wore either boots or sandals. One fellow and his gal sported his-and-hers leopard vests. But they all screamed alike. One of the surprises of "The Big T.N.T. Show" was the performance of Joan Baez, a folk purist, who delved into folk-rock for the first time.

It's guaranteed to shake up many of her devotees. The 12 acts in the show present four types of currently popular music rock 'n' roll, folk-rock, traditional blues and country-western. Performers account for more than 50 million record sales annually. Foreign Invasion Great Britain is represented in the show by Petula Clark, whose current hits are "Downtown" and "I Know a Donovan, called the English Bob Dylan, and Bo Diddley, newest and favorite sweeping the United States after Initial success abroad. Roger Miller is, of course, the nation'3 leading country-western singer-composer.

McCallum, star of TV's Man From UNCLE, recently made his first vocal recording, "Music A Part of Me," for Capitol. The Byrds and The Lo-vin Spoonful have top-selling records on the racks. Ray Charles i3 known to pop music fans as "Mr. Soul." Producer and music coordinator of the film is Phil Speotor, whose specialty is the matching of fingers, and special effects to produce the "Spector Sound." Four TV cameras re NOW PLAYING Best Actor Rex Harrison MATINEES -SAT. 2 SHOWS TODAY MAT.

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Special premiere engagements are booked on New Year's Eve and a general theater release is planned for Jan. 26. "The Big T.N.T. Show" stars, In alphabetical order, Joan Baez, The Bards, Ray Charles and band, Petula Clark, Donovan, Bo Diddley, The Levin' Spoonful, Roger Miller, David McCallum, Modern Folk Quartet, Ike and Tina Turner and the Ronnettes. Constant Hubbub The "live" audience at the Moulin Rouge lived up to its name, keeping the huge auditorium in a constant hubbub of noise except for intermittent periods when quiet was demanded.

David McCallum, first to appear on the platform as conductor of the 29-piece orchestra, which included instruments rather foreign to rock 'n' roll such as the oboe, put teeners into a tremendous tizzy. When the start of shooting was delayed for a variety of reasons and even when several "takes of the first number were re-quired, kids remained good-natured because their hero was involved. At other times they became a restless, fretting group of youngsters. They had queued up for at least an hour, starting at 3:30 p.m., outside the theater before being admitted. At 6 o'clock a spokesman an-nounced that refreshments would be served.

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